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I STILL SEE SOME OF IT ON THE RADAR BEHIND YOU. RAINY FOR SOME OTHERS. MISSED OUT ON THAT SECOND RAIN. STILL LOOKING AT JUST A FEW SHOWERS SHOWING UP FROM OUR FIRST WARNING. LIVE RADAR. THOSE ARE FADING QUICKLY THOUGH. OVER PARTS OF COOSA COUNTY. TALLAPOOSA COUNTY, WE’VE GOT SOME LIGHT RAIN ALONG 280 FROM STEWARTVILLE TO ALEXANDER CITY. HEAVIER POCKETS OF RAIN STILL ALONG THE I-85 CORRIDOR AND STRONGER STORMS CONTINUE IN MOBILE AND BALDWIN COUNTIES. THERE ARE SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNINGS FOR PARTS OF BALDWIN COUNTY AS THESE STORMS ROLL ALONG THE NORTHERN GULF COAST THROUGH THE REST OF THE EVENING. I DO WANT TO TURN YOUR ATTENTION TO WHAT’S GOING ON TO OUR NORTHWEST, THOUGH THERE ARE A FEW SHOWERS DEVELOPING OVER PARTS OF MISSISSIPPI. THOSE WILL ENTER INTO OUR AREA OVERNIGHT, BUT REALLY, ANY KIND OF THREAT OF A STRONG STORM THROUGH THE REST OF THE EVENING? VERY, VERY LOW. WE ACTUALLY WERE HELPED OUT BY THAT FIRST ROUND OF RAIN EARLY THIS MORNING. IT HELPED TO KEEP OUR ATMOSPHERE FAIRLY STABLE AND HELP TO PREVENT ANY SEVERE WEATHER FOR OUR PART OF THE STATE OVER THE LAST COUPLE OF HOURS. NOW, MOVING THE CLOCK FORWARD HERE, THIS IS OUR FIRST WARNING. FUTURE TRACK. WANTED TO SHOW YOU. HERE’S A FEW OF THOSE SHOWERS MOVING IN. AND IS IT POSSIBLE THAT WE HAVE A RUMBLE OF THUNDER OVERNIGHT? YES. BUT ONCE AGAIN, OVERALL A THREAT OF ANY KIND OF STRONG STORM. VERY LOW OVERNIGHT AND INTO EARLY TOMORROW. THIS IS A LOOK TOWARDS 6 A.M. FEW SPOTTY SHOWERS POSSIBLE, MAINLY ALONG TO THE NORTH OF I-20. BUT I DO WANT TO POINT OUT WE WILL BE WATCHING FOR PATCHY FOG DEVELOPMENT BY THE MORNING COMMUTE, ESPECIALLY IN THE LOCATIONS THAT SAW ROUNDS OF HEAVY RAIN TODAY. THAT’S WHERE VISIBILITY COULD BECOME AN ISSUE. AS YOU’RE HEADED OUT THE DOOR TOMORROW. BUT FORECAST TRENDS ARE GOOD. IF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR DRIER WEATHER TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY, THERE ARE GOING TO BE A LOT OF FOLKS THAT DON’T SEE ANY RAIN AT ALL. IN FACT, WE’RE LOOKING AT JUST A REALLY LOW CHANCE FOR A SHOWER EARLY TOMORROW MORNING BEFORE SUNRISE. MAINLY DRY LATE MORNING, EARLY AFTERNOON. AND THEN AS WE GET TOWARDS THE LATER PART OF THE AFTERNOON, WE MAXIMIZE THAT DAYTIME HEATING. THERE’S JUST A LOW CHANCE FOR A FEW SPOTTY STORMS. THOSE WOULD MAINLY BE SOUTH OF I-20. SO I WANTED TO WALK YOU THROUGH THAT HERE ON OUR FIRST WARNING FUTURE TRACK EARLY TOMORROW MORNING. THERE’S THAT SPOTTY RAIN CHANCE WE TALKED ABOUT THAT AS WE APPROACH THE LATER PART OF THE MORNING, WE GET TO SEE MORE OF THE SUN. ONCE THAT FOG KIND OF DISSIPATES, AND BY LATE AFTERNOON, THAT’S WHEN YOU SEE HERE JUST A FEW SPOTTY SHOWERS AND STORMS. BETTER COVERAGE LOOKS TO BE ALONG INTO THE SOUTH OF I-20, BUT NOTHING LIKE THE HEAVIER STORMS THAT WE HAD AROUND DURING THE MORNING HOURS TODAY OR DURING THE EVENING HOURS TODAY. WE’RE TALKING ABOUT KIND OF A MORE STANDARD SUMMERTIME PATTERN FOR TOMORROW. ALSO WANTED TO POINT OUT WE HAVE NO ORGANIZED SEVERE RISK ACROSS THE STATE FOR TOMORROW. AND LOOKING AHEAD TOWARDS WEDNESDAY, WE’RE GOING TO BE MAINLY DRY AS WELL. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY WE DO START TO SEE MORE MOISTURE AND THAT DOES MEAN MORE SCATTERED STORMS IN THE FORECAST. JUST BECAUSE YOU SEE ALL THESE RAIN ICONS HERE, THOUGH, IT DOESN’T MEAN IT’S GOING TO RAIN EVERYWHERE ALL DAY LONG. BETTER CHANCE FOR RAIN AND THUNDER IS GOING TO COME EACH AFTERNOON AND EVENING DURING THOSE PEAK DAYTIME HEATING HOURS. AND AT LEAST IF YOU GET SOME RAIN ANY OF THESE DAYS, IT’S GOING TO HELP OUT WITH THE HEAT. BECAUSE I WANTED TO SHOW YOU THE TEMPERATURES UPPER 80S, BUT WE ARE GOING TO BE VERY HUMID FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. SO WHEN YOU FACTOR IN THAT HUMIDITY, OUR FEELS LIKE TEMPERATURES ARE GOING TO BE SOARING INTO THE LOWER AND MIDDLE 90S AND A LOT OF SPOTS. THERE COULD EVEN BE A FEW LOCATIONS, ESPECIALLY IN WEST CENTRAL ALABAMA, THAT FEEL LIKE THE UPPER 90S. ON FRIDAY DURING THE AFTERNOON. SO IF YOU GET A SHOWER OR STORM, AT LEAST IT HELPS THE WAY IT FEELS. WANTED TO POINT OUT THAT YES, THE HEAT CONTINUES INTO THE WEEKEND, SO IF YOU’RE TRYING TO MAKE OUTDOOR PLANS, UNDERSTAND YOU ARE GOING TO BE DODGING SOME SCATTERED AFTERNOON AND EVENING STORMS. BUT WHERE IT DOESN’T RAIN, YOU SEE THOSE HEAT INDEX VALUES IN THE UPPER 90S? I WOULD NOT BE SURPRISED IF THERE ARE LOCATIONS THAT ACTUALLY FEEL LIKE THE TRIPLE DIGITS. AS WE MOVE INTO SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, SO DEFINITELY LOOKING AHEAD TOWARDS S